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If you're charging money, that's not really sharing. It's not really surprising that airbnb hosts make more money, since some people are buying houses just to
by Finnucane 9y ago
If you're charging money, that's not really sharing.
It's not really surprising that airbnb hosts make more money, since some people are buying houses just to rent out the rooms like a flophouse. Can you do that with Uber (one user manage a fleet of cars? It would seem not worth the effort.)
- prawn 9y agoI think until the driver is removed from that equation, it would be less popular. One person could comfortably manage multiple Airbnbs even if they were doing the cleaning themselves and dropping keys off manually (which they generally aren't).
- mrisoli 9y agoI'm pretty sure it's possible and being done(especially in developing countries). If I'm not mistaken Uber itself was cutting deals with dealerships in some markets to help drivers finance cars loans and insurance, so Uber itself would be managing the fleet of cars in some way.